hivemind
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I miss sex cards.
CE?My CE sold for $405 on ebay. I guess I'll buy me a 970 now and get the game for free.
Polish prime minister will be on the Witcher 3 release party?
Launch Trailer:
Enjoy this! *grabs crotch*Why would I be mad that you play shit games?Game is still goty
Stay mad plebs
I'm not mad just mad you guys can't enjoy things.
Sometimes in life not everything has to attain some impossible ideal in order to be enjoyable
We're all just very tired of bs advertising. There is a certain acceptable limit, in other products. Video game advertising has no standards at all, say what you want about anything, make videos in media player and pretend it's in game footage. Say one thing one week, go back on your word next week, back pedal some more in the next announcement. Blatantly claim you have changed things from last iteration of the game when in fact you didn't even think about it. Blah blah blah.
The rage here is mostly for cdr not the typical AAA, console crap they created.
All the lies, marketing bullshit, forum police state behavior and utterly failed damage control all contributed to the hate, which has cdpr now promoted to the big leagues. The companies from which you expect nothing more than stupid shit console craptoid games with an awesome button. Something you may buy accidentally while high or drunk or in bargain bundle just for lulz and posting funny pics or vids later.
The hate would be less if cdpr just said, a few years ago, look pc owners, we thank you for starting us up but now we dont give a fuck bout the pc anymore, we want to play with the big boys and get all those console monies OK? So we will make a console turd and maybe port it to pc if we have time and a cheap summer intern available to do the work for us, no promises though.
Downgrade.Thaller:
tw1 thaller:
Looks a lot younger.Thaller: FACE OF THE MAN WHO FUCKED YOUR SHANNI
tw1 thaller:
I must disagree. I played TW1 without reading any of the books, and I thought everything about is was perfectly understandable. It didn't explain the full backstory of every single book character, but I didn't think it needed to. I'd say it was easier to get into TW1 than TW2, actually, because the former is more gentle with the way it feeds you information. At the start you're introduced to the witchers, Triss and the bad guys, there's a simple hook to get things going and then you're quite quickly on your way, exploring the world at your own pace and meeting new characters one at a time. No big exposion dumps, it just tells you what you need to know and lets you find out more on your own.IMO, writing is really good in both of the games, it's just TW1 is less friendly to newcomers.
Yeah. The whole point about Thaler was that he was an old cynic and looked accordingly. Now he looks like some coke snorting disoriented dumbass. Fuck modern developers who don't understand their own games.Looks a lot younger.
SPOILER ALL THE SHIT FROM NOW ON YOU FAGETS I WANT TO BE ABLE TO KEEP READING THIS THREAD
Maybe so, though generally TW2 was less confusing for newbies, or at least so I gathered from other resources (while on Codex a) everything is shit and b) many played TW2 after TW1 and/or read the books). As for journal - well, in TW1 it was superior, with that I agree.I must disagree. I played TW1 without reading any of the books, and I thought everything about is was perfectly understandable. It didn't explain the full backstory of every single book character, but I didn't think it needed to. I'd say it was easier to get into TW1 than TW2, actually, because the former is more gentle with the way it feeds you information. At the start you're introduced to the witchers, Triss and the bad guys, there's a simple hook to get things going and then you're quite quickly on your way, exploring the world at your own pace and meeting new characters one at a time. No big exposion dumps, it just tells you what you need to know and lets you find out more on your own.IMO, writing is really good in both of the games, it's just TW1 is less friendly to newcomers.
TW2, on the other hand, has pretty bad pacing issues and vomits exposition on the player for several hours at the beginning. It only lets you off the leash after spending about an hour in Flotsam, and by that point you've been told about the ending of TW1, told the background of the La Valette siege and the political situation of Temeria and the surrounding kingdoms, introduced to a dozen or so plot-critical characters (all of whom have very different roles in the game world) and twice as many secondary ones (some of whom are straight from the books and never appeared in the first game), shown all of the problems in Flotsam one by one, and all this while jumping from flashback to another and teaching the player all about the game mechanics. It doesn't help that the dialogue omits a lot of this information, as many things are only explained in the journal and Geralt generally knows much more about what's going on than the player does. Then the game lets you run around a bit until it repeats the same thing in Act 2. I really can't see it being easier to get into for new players, even though all of the necessary information is there as long as you pay attention.